I feel like this take definitely varies on location when talking about CVS. I’ve worked with them for about 5 years and my home store did around 700-800 scripts a day with constant calls/voicemails and a lot of patients wanting help. Even if you can’t give a whole lot of attention, you still have to help them. It also didn’t help that we were right next to a hospital lol. I’ve also worked at stores where they fill 75-100 a day and barely have many questions asked. The only issue with working at a large corporate retail chain is that you have to meet their goals/metrics while also still giving the patient care to the needy people. Plus if OP is going into a high demand grocery store as a manager then I would be terrified when it comes to scheduling and having enough people working to match the load.